Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, you will be welcomed by a beautiful garland of seasonal flowers at the gate of the International Arrival Terminal.
With the final counting and loading of luggage into the vehicle, you will transfer to the hotel and check in.
After welcome refreshments, there will be a short briefing with the Infusion Trip Adventure Representative. You will get general information and orientation about the tour or trek.

Then you have free time in Kathmandu. You can explore the city.

After breakfast, proceed for the sightseeing tour of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu.

Pashupatinath Temple – the Temple of Lord Shiva situated on the bank of the holy Bagmati River.

Bouddhanath Stupa- an ancient colossal stupa and the centre of Tibetan Buddhism in the world.

Hanuman Dhoka (Kathmandu Durbar Square) – an ancient durbar (palace) with numerous old palaces, temples and pagodas, the Temple of Living Goddess “Kumari”, and the Kasthamandap Temple, which is believed to be constructed from the wood of a single tree from which Kathmandu derives its name.  

We can also take you on a walk through the very busy & interesting traditional market of Asan & Indrachok. After the tour return to the hotel for rest and refreshments.

In the evening – welcome dinner and traditional show in an authentic Nepali restaurant in Kathmandu. You will enjoy your dinner with different types of dances.

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and begin a scenic  drive towards Thulo Bhotang with an adventurous transition from urban life to the remote Himalayan foothills. The trip typically begins with a drive along the Araniko Highway towards Dhulikhel and down to Panchkhal and take a Helambu Highway to reach Melamchi Bazar taking around 5-6 hours depending on road conditions. The route offers beautiful views of rivers, terraced fields, and hillside villages, though the road becomes rough and more rugged. As we move further east, we will arrive at Thulo Bhotang, a peaceful highland village known for its rich local culture.

The trek to Nesyampati is a beautiful and steady ascent through the untouched landscapes of the Jugal Himal region. Starting from Thulo Bhotang, the trail gradually climbs through dense rhododendron and pine forests, offering a peaceful walking experience far from crowded trekking routes. As we gain elevation, the scenery opens up to wide alpine meadows and ridge-lines with stunning views of surrounding hills and distant snow-capped peaks. The route is dotted with small herding settlements and seasonal lodges, giving a glimpse into the simple mountain lifestyle. After several hours of walking, we will reach Nesyampati, a serene highland pasture that serves as a key stop for acclimatization before heading toward Panchpokhari. The calm atmosphere, fresh mountain air, and panoramic surroundings make this section of the trek both refreshing and memorable.

This day, we will do acclimatization walk nearby to a nearby viewpoint, enjoy mountain views, and follow “climb high, sleep low.” Spend the rest of the day relaxing, staying hydrated, and monitoring the body—preparing ourselves for the journey ahead. This helps our body adjust to higher altitude.

As the sun sets over Nesyampati, the calm atmosphere, crisp air, and panoramic mountain scenery create a truly rejuvenating experience,

Leaving Nesyampati, the trail towards Panchpokhari gradually ascends through dense forests of rhododendron and pine before opening into wide alpine meadows.

The trek to Panchpokhari is one of the most spiritually enriching and visually rewarding journeys in eastern Nepal. As we climb higher, the landscape becomes more rugged and dramatic, with breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks like Dorje Lakpa and the surrounding Jugal Himal range. The final stretch to Panchpokhari is both challenging and serene, leading us to a cluster of five pristine high-altitude lakes nestled at around 4,050 meters. These lakes hold deep religious significance for both Hindus and Buddhists, attracting pilgrims especially during the Janai Purnima festival. Surrounded by untouched natural beauty and a peaceful atmosphere, the trek to Panchpokhari offers a perfect blend of adventure, culture, and spirituality.

Leaving the sacred lakes of Panchpokhari (4,050m), the trail gradually drops through open meadows before entering dense forests of rhododendron, pine, and bamboo. As we descend, the air becomes warmer and the surroundings more vibrant, with frequent encounters of small streams, waterfalls, and traditional settlements along the way. The route offers beautiful views of rolling hills and distant mountains, while also providing a glimpse into local rural life. After several hours of trekking, we will reach Deepu Gaon, a charming village rich in culture and hospitality, marking a peaceful transition from the high Himalayas back to inhabited countryside.

After breakfast, continue to walk towards Chhintang Gompa. The trail gently ascends through terraced fields, small settlements, and forested paths filled with rhododendron and pine. As we approach Chhintang Gompa, the surroundings become more serene and spiritual, with prayer flags fluttering in the mountain breeze. The monastery sits in a quiet and scenic location, offering beautiful views of the surrounding hills and valleys.

Leaving Chhintang Gompa, we continue the trek towards Ne Pemasal (3,500m). As there are no teahouse in between, we will reach Pemachal for lunch. The trail gradually ascends through dense rhododendron and pine forests, with occasional glimpses of surrounding ridges and distant snow-capped peaks. As we gain elevation, the vegetation begins to thin, giving way to expansive meadows and grazing lands used by local herders. En route, we will explore Tongshyup Cave. The peaceful and less-traveled route offers a sense of isolation and raw natural beauty, making the journey both refreshing and immersive. After several hours of steady climbing, we will reach Ne Pemasal, a serene highland pasture set against a dramatic Himalayan backdrop.

Starting early from Ne Pemachal (around 3,500m), the trail climbs steadily through rugged terrain where vegetation becomes sparse and the landscape turns more dramatic and exposed. 

The route is not always clearly defined, and in some sections we follow narrow paths used by local herders rather than established trekking trails. After several hours of walking, we will reach Bumba Serpu, a remote high-altitude pasture surrounded by towering mountains and untouched wilderness facilitated with basis accommodation.

This day, the trek is a steady and rewarding ascent that brings us back toward higher ridge-lines with expansive mountain views. The climb is gradual but continuous, with several steep sections that require good stamina. The path can be narrow and less defined in some areas, so you must follow the guide’s instruction. After 4 hours of trekking, we will reach the Jugal Himal View Point, a spectacular vantage spot that offers panoramic views of peaks like Jugal Himal, Dorje Lakpa, Gyalzen Peak and the wider Jugal Himal range.

Leaving Ne Pemachal , we will enter to the wilderness trekking path for several days spending in the high altitudes on tented camps. The trail gently descends from Ne Pemachal (around 3,500m), following open ridgelines and grassy slopes with occasional crossings of small glacial streams. The path is generally clear but can be uneven and exposed in places, especially during windy or cloudy weather. Along the way, we will pass seasonal grazing areas and simple herders’ shelters, reflecting the traditional pastoral lifestyle of the region. The trek typically takes around 3–4 hours, making it a comfortable day compared to longer sections. As we approach Ne Kharka, the landscape opens into a wide pasture surrounded by rolling hills and distant mountain views, offering a peaceful and suitable spot for rest before continuing toward higher passes.

Leaving Ne Kharka, the trail ascends steadily toward Namaste Pass (4,620m/15,154ft), crossing rugged, rocky terrain and steep alpine slopes. The climb can be physically demanding due to altitude and exposed conditions, with sections of loose scree and narrow ridgelines requiring careful footing. Reaching Namaste Pass is a major highlight, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Jugal Himal range and surrounding snow-covered peaks. From the pass, the trail descends toward Chhyati Pokhari, passing through glacial landscapes and remote highland terrain. After several hours of trekking, you arrive at the serene alpine lake, surrounded by dramatic mountains and complete silence. This section combines adventure, high-altitude challenge, and untouched natural beauty, making it a truly memorable part of the trek.

This day, the trek is little bit challenging as the trail is not well marked, and in many sections we will be walking on faint yak trails or across open terrain. From the campsite, the route first descends over loose, rocky ground where footing can be unstable, especially after rain or in windy conditions. We may to cross small streams without bridges, and in colder months there can be patches of snow or ice. After the initial descent, the trail traverses exposed ridgelines and open slopes, where weather can change quickly and there is little shelter. The walk typically takes around 5–7 hours, depending on pace and conditions, with no teahouses or reliable water sources along the way—so carrying enough water and food is essential. As we approach Chokarmokar, the terrain becomes slightly gentler with grassy patches and occasional herders’ huts, which can sometimes be used for shelter. It’s a physically demanding but rewarding section, requiring good stamina, navigation awareness, and preparation for remote mountain conditions. After we reach Chokarmokar, we will get the homestay and meet the main trail to Bhairav Kunda.

Early in the morning, hike to Bhirav Kunda. The lake reveals itself—a stunning turquoise glacial body set against a stark, high-altitude backdrop. Revered by both Hindus and Buddhists, Bhairav Kunda holds strong spiritual significance, especially during Janai Purnima, when pilgrims gather here.

After spending some time at the lake, the trail descends continuously toward Bagam, first crossing barren highland slopes and then gradually entering greener terrain with alpine meadows and forest sections. The path can be steep, uneven, and tiring on the knees, especially in wet conditions. There are very limited facilities along the way, so carrying enough water, snacks, and proper gear is essential. The full day can take around 7–9 hours depending on your starting point and pace. As we approach Bagam, the environment becomes warmer and greener, with cultivated fields and signs of village life appearing. Reaching Bagam offers a welcome rest, with basic accommodation and a more comfortable setting after a challenging day in the high Himalayas.

Leaving Bagam, the trail descends steadily through terraced farmland, scattered settlements, and dense forests of pine and rhododendron. As we descend further, the climate becomes noticeably warmer and more humid, and the trail eventually connects to lower river valleys. Suspension bridges and riverside paths lead us toward the Bhote Koshi corridor, where the sound of rushing water grows stronger. After several hours of trekking, you arrive at The Last Resort, a well-known spot for rest and relaxation, offering comfortable accommodation, good food, and even adventure activities like bungee jumping—making it a perfect place to unwind after completing the trek.

The drive from The Last Resort to Kathmandu takes us along the scenic Araniko Highway. We will pass through forests, rivers, and small towns, with occasional stops at local eateries or viewpoints. The road winds through settlements like Dhulikhel and Banepa, offering glimpses of terraced fields, traditional homes, and distant mountains. Depending on traffic and road conditions, the drive usually takes around 7 hours.

You will have time to relax after the long journey, breathe easily and just rest at your hotel before completing your Himalayan Adventure with us.

If the plan goes smoothly with the flight on the required day/time, this day will be a free day in Kathmandu for leisure activities or sightseeing tours (on your own), last-minute shopping, bag packing, etc.
Eve: Farewell dinner at an authentic Nepali Restaurant in Kathmandu.

Timely transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport to board an onward flight to home country 3 hours earlier than the scheduled flight departing time. We wish you a happy journey during your flight from Nepal to your home country with the hope to see you on your next visit to Nepal.